The Grant Williams Podcast: Luke Gromen, FFTT LLC - Preview

The Grant Williams Podcast

Grant Williams

Business, Business:investing, Investing

4.8 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 April 2021

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

Luke Gromen is a good friend and a master at joining seemingly obscure dots into a narrative that helps explain the bigger macro picture. Over the years his work has helped me piece together complex strategic and geopolitical narratives that have helped inform my views on precious metals, oil, currencies and capital flows. In this conversation, we discuss the book 1931: debt, crisis and the rise of Hitler and try to better understand historical parallels that echo loudly in the present. The seemingly inevitable path to yield curve control, the similarities and differences between Japan and the West and the likely consequences of unfettered stimulus all come under the microscope in what I found to be another truly eye-opening discussion - one that showcases Luke at his brilliant best.

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0:00.0	Before we get going, here's a bit where I remind you that nothing we discussed should
0:14.2	be considered as investment advice.
0:16.6	This conversation is for informational and hopefully entertainment purposes only.
0:20.6	So while we hope you find it both informative and entertaining, please do your own research
0:25.6	or speak to a financial advisor before putting a dime of your money into these crazy markets.
0:38.2	What you're about to hear is a special preview of the latest episode of the Grant Williams
0:42.1	podcast featuring my special guest, Luke Grommon of Forest for the Trees.
0:47.1	Luke's a good mate and a master at joining seemingly obscure dots into a narrative that helps
0:53.6	often explain the bigger macro picture.
0:56.1	Over the years, his work has helped me piece together complex strategic and geopolitical
1:00.5	narratives that have helped inform my views on precious metals, oil, currencies, capital
1:06.6	flows and so much more.
1:08.3	Now in this conversation, we discussed the book, 1931, debt, crisis and the rise of Hitler
1:14.5	and tried to better understand historical parallels that echo loudly in the present.
1:19.7	The seemingly inevitable path to yield curve control, the similarities and differences
1:24.1	between Japan and the West and the likely consequences of unfettered stimulus all come
1:29.9	under the microscope in what I've found to be yet another eye opening conversation.
1:35.9	Every episode of the Grant Williams podcast including the end game, the super terrific
1:39.7	happy hour and the narrative game is available to copper and silver tier subscribers at my website
1:45.0	grant-williams.com.
1:47.8	Copper tier subscribers get access to all podcasts, while members of the silver tier get both
1:52.6	the podcasts and my monthly newsletter things that make you go.
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